Franco Harris sometimes hitchhiked to home games
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I fed Obama’s EEOC God’s Mail and then Obama’s EEOC laid an egg
seeing is believing
The Last Headbangers: NFL Football in the Rowdy, Reckless ’70s: the …
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0393089509
Kevin Cook — 2012 — Preview — More editions
Quarterback Terry Bradshaw sold used cars during the offseason. Fullback Franco Harris, arookie with Fred Astairefeet and the chiseled features of Hercules, sometimes hitchhiked to home games. Fans wholingered after the game …
Super Bowl superstars: the most valuable players in the NFL’s …
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0394850173
Pete Alfano — 1982 — Snippet view
As the defense ran happily off the field, Franco Harris came back, ready to run out the clock. There was nothing the Vikings could do … It was Franco Harris. Franco used to take a bus to practice and occasionally hitchhiked home. Now Mr. MVP …
1979’s awesome foursome: Harris, Fouts, Pastorini, Bell — Page 26
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0448171708
Bill Gutman — 1980 — Snippet view
Harris fan. “What makes Franco so great is his vision,” said Hoak, himself a former running back. “When he’s running he seems to see everyone around him. Even when … He didn’t even own a car as a rookie, often riding a bike or taking the bus to practice. One day, after a home game, backup quarterback Terry Hanratty and his wife were riding home when they saw a couple of hitchhikers. “We passed …
Attenzione — Volume 2 — Page 235
https://books.google.com/books?id=cY0OAQAAMAAJ
1980 — Snippet view — More editions
THE RELUCTANT SUPERSTAR Franco Harris is the greatest money back in the history of professional football, but the …. The guy who used to take city buses to rookie-year practices and who hitchhiked home after 100-yard games is the …
The Ones Who Hit the Hardest: The Steelers, the Cowboys, the ’70s, …
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=110145993X
Chad Millman, Shawn Coyne — 2010 — Preview — More editions
AS BIG AS ANYTHING HARRIS OR GREENE DID ON THE FIELD, there was another phenomenon at Three Rivers in 1972. … Harris didn’t even bother buying a new car that first year, and the one he had was often in the shop. Many times he hitchhiked or took the bushome from practices and games. So when Vento … they could rename their uprising “Franco’sItalian Army,” he wasn’t too hard to find.
About Three Bricks Shy … and the Load Filled Up: The Story of the …
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0345364414
Roy Blount, Jr. — 1989 — Snippet view — More editions
says Lynn Swann, his Steeler roommate, with an air of illumination. “That’s Franco. Franco likes to do things alone. … Which is why he has been able to play in 157 of a possible 166games in 10 years, tie Jim Brown’s record of seven 1,000-yard seasons, run for more yards and … So he no longer rides a municipal bus to Three Rivers Stadium and hitchhikes homethe way he did when he was a rookie.
One for the Thumb : the New Steelers Reader — Page 231
https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0822959453
Randy Roberts, David Welky — 2006 — Snippet view — More editions
postseason games than anyone else ever, and gain more regular-season rushing yards (10,339) than anybody but Brown (12,312) … So he no longer rides a municipal bus to Three Rivers Stadium and hitchhikes home the way he did when he was a rookie. … an item withHarris since college, has been living with him for several years and is the mother of FrancoDokmanovich Harris, three, called Dok.
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I fed Obama’s EEOC God’s Mail for 1 year and then Obama’s EEOC laid an egg
NY EEOC sent me a ‘no reasonable cause’ letter (duh!)
NY EEOC never interviewed me (complainanT/Taxpayer)
NY EEOC never interviewed my witness (Dr. Lippe)
NY EEOC never interviewed my witness (CWA 1104)
NY EEOC never interviewed my witness (MetLife Disability)
NY EEOC never amended my disability discrimination complainT
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I fed NY EEOC their own words
I fed NY EEOC God’s Words
I fed NY EEOC my NYS WCALJudge’s decision: claimanT’s degree qualifies T im to do inside work and outside work at Verizon with restrictions
I fed NY EEOC MetLife Disability letter: employer Verizon confirmed that Verizon cannot accommodate Mr. Golden’s work restrictions
I fed NY EEOC a letter from my doctor Dr. Lippe: Verizon has never discussed with Dr. Lippe or staff for Mr. Golden a reasonable accommodation
I fed NY EEOC my degree
I fed NY EEOC my Next Step Program certificate
I fed NY EEOC 10 faxes
I fed NY EEOC 7 USPS green cards
NY EEOC gave me a no reasonable cause letter (duh!) and Verizon’s attorney’s response (duh!)
I filed a written complainT with EEOC Director OFM; who taped a note to my USPS green card?
EEOC Director OFM never wrote ‘me back’ (duh!)
MetLife Disability sent me an update in May 2016
p.s.
NY EEOC never interviewed me [HE HE HE]
NY EEOC never interviewed my wiTness (Dr. Lippe)
NY EEOC never interviewed my wiTness (CWA union 1104)
NY EEOC never interviewed my wiTness (MetLife Disability)
in other words
Obama’s EEOC signed off on 587,032 no reasonable cause letters (from 2009–2017)
OBAMA: there’s going to be somebody who is going to stand up
for you and your family. And I want to let all of you know that
Title VII enforcement by EEOC had been feeble for(e!) 50 years
due to under-staffing by President(s) + OMB + Congress (duh!)
Q: is under-staffing EEOC pro-girl power or anti-girl power?
Q: are y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] civil rights champs or chumps?
Q: aren’t y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] 3 stooges?
iF y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] are 3 stooges then aren’t y’all 3 dinosaurs?
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History of EEOC (1965 — T imGolden)
Sworn in on 2 June 1965, and with one month to start the historic
civil rights law enforcement agency from scratch, Roosevelt excused himself
for(e!) a week of yachting. Two months later,
“when Congress was considering the next fiscal year’s budget
for(e!) the EEOC, Roosevelt was off sailing again,”
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Thirty days before Enforcement Day, the EEOC had
no leadership, no staff, and no office.
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights has stated that
“[o]n the date Title VII became effective, EEOC had only
a skeletal organization and staff and no operational procedures.”
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EEOC’s budget for fiscal year 1966 was $2.75 million; negotiated while
EEOC chairman Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. was off (not golfing) yachting
(putting [gimme] [gimme] [gimme] EEOC below the Office of Coal Research
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“If we don’t deliver then the E.E.O.C. is just a shell and a sham.’’ — Clarence Thomas
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U.S. Department of Justice,
Q: did EEOC Chairman Clarence Thomas ever rectify Ms. Bruner’s demotion?
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TimboGolden Jan 1, 2016
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Clinton’s EEOC vs Bush’s EEOC vs Obama’s EEOC vs Trump’s EEOC
A: The EEOC also is not a high priority of President Clinton.
While he (Clinton) has proposed raising the agency’s budget
to $268 million next year,
1) he didn’t get a chairman installed for nearly 21 months
and
2) he waited two full years before nominating a new prosecutor
for the commission (the EEOC).
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
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Q: did not EEOC chairman Gilbert Casellas say
1) he has not met privately with President Clinton
since his confirmation (16 months ago)
2) the White House has not returned his telephone calls.
3) “Nobody gives a crap about us,” Ca\sellas said.
(google it! vs duckduckgo it! vs yahoo! it vs aol it! vs bing it! vs wing it?)
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
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Obama Promises Change For America
“On Nov. 4, we must stand up and say: Eight is enough.”
- U.S. Senator Barack Obama, DNC
August 28, 2008
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1) From 2001 to 2008,
EEOC lost 25% of its workforce and 271 front line investigators
- Gabrielle Martin, President of the National Council of EEOC Locals
November 19, 2009
2) Barack Obama and Joe Biden will fully fund and increase staffing for EEOC
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3) EEOC case dumping scandal (1965 — T imGolden)
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U.S. Department of Justice,
Fact: 50 million more Americans are working in 2016 than in 1982
Fact: In 1982, U.S. population was 231 million
Fact: in 2016, U.S. population was 322 million
Fact: in 1982, Congress approved EEOC staffing for 3,700
Fact: In 2016, Congress approved EEOC staffing for 2,250 ?
Fact: EEOC receives 100,000 complainTs/yr
Fact: EEOC employs only 666 investigators
Fact: 666 EEOC investigators can’t investigate “in good faith”
100,000 complainTs/yr
Q: how many investigators would it take to investigate “in good faith”
100,000 complainTs/yr?
A: 50 states * 100 investigators/state = 5000 EEOC investigators (duh!)
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
p.p.p.s.
FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD! on y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress]
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Fact: I gave NY EEOC (500 pages!) 10 faxes+7 overnight deliveries
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NCD’s findings reveal that while each [Republican or Democratic] Administration has asserted its support for US with disabilities,
EEOC has been chronically ‘under-funded and under-staffed’ (duh!)
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Clinton failed, Bush failed, and Obama failed. I won’t fail.” — Trump
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EEOC case dumping scandal (1965 — T imGolden)
If it is the end of the quarter, or the end of the fiscal year,
EEOC offices dump cases. — Gabrielle Martin
U.S. Department of Justice,
According to Rachel Shonfield, AFGE Local 3599, the EEOC staffed
the Las Vegas EEOC office with only 7 employees
Q: did the EEOC set up the Las Vegas EEOC office to fail?
or
Q: did y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] set up the EEOC to fail?
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
GAO Report on EEOC
September 2008
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New staff, hired early in the year, rather than starving the employees
until it is too late in the year to do anything but dump cases,
— Gabrielle Martin, Council President
September/ October 2009
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
http://council216.org/docs/newsletters/216WorksDraft9–09.pdf
President’s Viewpoint:
Meeting Challenges In The New Year
Challenge to New Chair
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there should be no case dumping
— Newt Gingrich
March 3, 1998
p.s.
Trust but Verify
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Cases are closed even though questions remain
If it is the end of the quarter, or the end of the fiscal year,
EEOC offices dump cases.
There is no other way to describe what happens
— Gabrelle Martin, Council President
February 2004
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
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“EEOC is kicking off its 45th anniversary celebration.
This anniversary comes at a time when too many discrimination claims are
1) buried in the backlog
or
2) dumped in order to help EEOC’s year end statistics,”
says Gabrielle Martin, president of the National Council of EEOC Locals,
216, AFGE/AFL-CIO (“the Council”), which represents the agency’s workers.
p.s.
dumped cases (?) = FRAUD
In law,
FRAUD is deliberate deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain,
or to
deprive a vicTim of a legal right.
p.p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.p.s.
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The call center comes at a great cost to you (Taxpayers! who are also complainanTs) -
1) $4.9M
or
2) the cost of no new permanent staff,
3) the cost of getting rid of long term employees whose retirement benefits cost a lot of money,
and
4(e!) the cost of dumping cases
p.s.
dumped cases (?) = FRAUD
In law,
FRAUD is deliberate deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain,
or to
deprive a vicTim of a legal right.
p.p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.p.s.
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what is EEOC doing to tackle the backlog? “Worse than nothing,”
says Martin.
The Union has filed unfair labor complaints in each of EEOC’s 53 offices,
charging that the agency mandated quotas of cases
each employee had to shut down (close) (dump) before the end of FY10.
Martin states, “The EEOC panicked before the 4th quarter, ratcheting up
the case dumping requirements
to try to improve the dismal year-end statistics that must be reported to Congress.
Neither the public or EEOC workers should have to suffer
because of this poor solution to the backlog.”
p.s.
dumped cases (?) = FRAUD
In law,
FRAUD is deliberate deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain,
or to
deprive a vicTim of a legal right.
p.p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.p.s.
p.p.p.p.s.
thank you Gabrielle Martin for ‘blowing the whistle’ in 2010
and
thank you Google for helping her ‘blow the whistle’ (again) in 2016
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Q: where’s NOW? (DuckDuckGo vs Google)
“let’s get ready to grumble!”
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EEOC case dumping scandal (1965 — T imGolden)
(unethical) presidents can cut regulatory efforts they disapprove of
(e.g. EEOC) and give a boost to those they favor (e.g. Pentagon)?
Q: is the federal budget process undemocratic?
A: si! oui! vai! hai! haan! jee! ja! yea! да!
Fact: The OMB review process involves only career staff, top political appointees (PADs), the OMB director, and the president
Fact: OMB hearings are not open to the public
Fact: OMB calls no witnesses
Fact: OMB does not publish a formal report of the proceedings
Q: should not God be heard?
A: si! oui! vai! hai! haan! jee! ja! yea! да!
Q: what happens when God is not heard?
A: didn’t God give me 3 dinosaurs [President(s) + OMB + Congress] to play with?
in other words
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Q: aren’t y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] 3 dinosaurs?
in other words
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Q1: how much have y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] sunk
into 1 warship (since 2009)?
A1: $13 billion
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Q2: how much have y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress] invested
in EEOC (since 1965) to eradicate workplace harassment and discrimination?
A2: $10 billion
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Q3: do y’all [Republican Party + Democratic Party] worship G-D?
A3: nyet!
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